· 4/6/1959
Fredericks v. Heinze
Citations
- 359 U.S. 961
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that administrative policy gives priority to the public interest in law enforcement
- stating that administrative policy gives priority to the public interest in law enforcement
- staying civil discovery against Government, to prevent defendants in criminal cases from using civil process to discover Government’s criminal case
- discussing contrast between civil and criminal discovery in the context of ruling on a motion to stay
- Rule 55(b) prohibits relieving plaintiff of burden to prove claim against the government where disobeyed discovery order went to collateral matter
- Rule 55(b) prohibits relieving plaintiff of burden to prove claim against the government where disobeyed discovery order went to collateral matter
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